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Great game, but the bugs, oof.

Incredible.

It's pretty good, classic RPG. I've put a couple hours in it - even better if you enjoy the aRPG style min-max item stat rolls, you could be in it for the long haul. It's overly simplistic as a con, but fun.

The best way I can describe A Fistful of Gun is Gauntlet meets a bullet hell. In similar fashion to Gauntlet, it's best played with a friend in co-op.

It offers a few varying modes which are listed in the description above. For the competitive players it offers a scoreboard pushing your survival in the Wild West to the limits.

One of the few games I've played where I thought co-op was helpful and not a hindrance. I would definitely recommend this game to fans of arcade shooters and roguelikes.

The only negative I've found is no option to purchase a 2-player Co-Op pack.

Normally I wouldn't put a review up in such a short amount of time, even then I almost never post a review.

Welcome to a card game that isn't Pay 2 Win. Currently the game is on sale for 10 bucks and it unlocks the first 10 decks, another 15 unlocks the other options, welcome to even grounds. Your opponent has no card advantage above you, so good luck and enjoy!

Something to consider that most people do not is that like most CCGs, they are all pay to win. A card game has always been pay to acquire cards and I think anyone who feels the necessity to point out what people should already know is not only redundant but reflected poorly on the reviewer.

Having said all of that, the game is very fast paced and maybe not as high as a skill cap of MTG it is certainly quite fun and makes up for in the playstyle difference.

Complaining about grinding is ignorant, it is a card game. You play to improve and learn new things, the skill ceiling again isn't as high as other card games but it is certainly not a free win without some thought put into your card choice.

However, unlike most card games. This one is a lot less pay to win than your average one, I also never see any mention but a new account awards you with 100 Blood Diamonds which equals out to roughly 6 dollars. They also issue a one-time purchase starter pack for 10 dollars that gives you 300 Blood Diamonds. I've enjoyed playing it so far and at least 75% of us in the top PvP leaderboards currently haven't put much money past the 10 dollar starter pack. It's a good value and it supports the developers.

In closing, if you are a person not familiar with the concept of money and trading card games, then you should stay away. If you understand them and know that how little pay to win this game is in comparison to a game like MTG (Where a single card can reach a ridiculous value ie. Black Lotus, Jace, all Power 9, etc.) then I definitely say download it and give it a shot. It's pretty neat and an excellent playstyle difference which makes it quite a bit fun.

It also includes a campaign mode vs the AI and weekly raids which offer a varying difference of playstyle and reach out to the casual community, which is something you will not find in another TCG.

Amazing game at an amazing price. Perfect for the person who misses the combat system of Dragon Age: Origins and needs that fix, it's top down view with a heavy emphasis on strategy. The game doesn't have over the top armor setups and minimalizes it with just a few jewelry accents adding CC reductions and other attributes. So it really comes down to a good strategy.